Module 10 - Global City

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What does globalization being spatial mean?

It occurs in physical spaces and can be seen instantly in cities.

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What happens when skyscrapers and high-rise condominiums are built?

The lands of the poor are bought and they have to move.

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What makes globalization move?

The fact that it is based in places.

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Give two examples of globalization tied to specific cities.

Los Angeles (Hollywood), Tokyo (SONY headquarters).

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What percentage of the world lived in urban areas in 1950?

30%

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What percentage of the world lived in urban areas in 2014?

54%

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What percentage of the world is projected to live in urban areas by 2050?

66%

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Who identified three global cities in 1991?

Saskia Sassen

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Give the three global cities identified by Sassen.

New York, London, Tokyo

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What stock exchange is associated with New York?

New York Stock Exchange

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What stock exchange is associated with London?

Financial Times Stock Exchange

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What stock exchange is associated with Tokyo?

Nikkei

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What was Sassen’s main criterion for identifying global cities?

Economic power

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Which U.S. city aside from New York is considered a global city?

San Francisco

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Give three Chinese cities reflecting the growth of China’s economy.

Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou

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When was the Shanghai Stock Exchange established?

1990

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Give two Australian cities considered global.

Sydney and Melbourne

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Why is Sydney considered a global city?

Commands the greatest proportion of capital

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Why is Melbourne considered a global city?

world’s “most livable city”

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Why is defining a global city difficult?

It goes beyond the simple dichotomy of global and non-global.

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What guiding question can help define global cities?

In what ways are cities global and to what extent are they global?

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Give the four main indicators of globality.

Economic power, centers of authority, centers of political influence, centers of higher learning and culture

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What is an example of economic power in global cities?

Stock exchange

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What criteria determine economic competitiveness?

Market size, purchasing power, potential for growth

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Give two examples of centers of authority.

Seat of government, major international organizations

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Give two examples of centers of political influence.

Policy-making hubs, diplomatic centers

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Give three examples of centers of higher learning and culture.

Publishing, universities, media hubs

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What shows the cultural power of New York?

It has been described in many songs.

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Give three challenges of global cities.

Inequality, poverty, violence

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Why are global cities targets for terrorists?

Because of their populations and symbolism

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What phrase describes the effect of economic globalization on inequality?

Economic globalization has paved the way for massive inequality

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What trend is seen in the middle class of global cities?

Thinning or hollowing out

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Where are high-income jobs concentrated?

In global cities

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What pushes out poor residents in global cities?

Rising real estate (gentrification)

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What does the hollowing out of the middle class cause?

Heightened inequality

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What double character do global cities hold?

A paradise for some, but not for others

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Who conceptualized a global network of cities as early as 1927? (RM)

Roderick McKenzie

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When did the concept of global city emerge in social science literature according to Gilpin?

1980s

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Who added cultural perspective by ranking New York, London, and Paris at the top?

Sharon Zukin (1998)

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What cultural shift did Sharon Zukin describe?

From “landscapes of production” to “landscapes of consumption”

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Who described global cities as “data cities”? (MF)

Mike Featherstone (1998)

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Who described global cities as “brain hubs” and “human ecosystems”? (EM)

Enrico Moretti (2012)

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Who described global cities as “liquid environments”? (ZB)

Zygmunt Bauman (2005)

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Who called global cities places for the “creative class”?

Richard Florida (2005)

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What does Richard Florida argue about geography?

It is not dead because creativity still clusters in cities.

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Who described people in global cities as hypermobile and socially detached? (RS)

Richard Sennett (1998)

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According to Claudio & Abinales, what are three attributes of global cities?

Economic power, centers of authority, higher learning and culture

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What are examples of economic power listed by Claudio & Abinales?

Largest stock markets, corporate HQs, role in supply chain

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What makes global cities attractive to professionals?

Economic opportunities

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Give two elements of economic competitiveness according to Claudio & Abinales.

Market size and incorruptible government

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What are examples of centers of higher learning in global cities?

Top world schools, English-language universities

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Which U.S. city is a hub for film?

Los Angeles

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Which city is known as a hub for cuisine?

Paris

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What six criteria are used by the Global Power City Index (2011)?

Economy, research and development, cultural interaction, liveability, environment, accessibility

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Give three undersides of global cities.

Sites of poverty, inequality, violence

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Give two structural challenges of global cities.

Lack of public transportation, lack of housing

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Give two environmental challenges of global cities.

Pollution, high energy consumption

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What makes global cities vulnerable to terrorism?

Population size and symbolic value

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What is gentrification?

Process where rising real estate prices push out poorer residents

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What does gentrification lead to?

Residential segregation

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Give an example of class polarization in global cities.

Affluent separated from the poor

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What is the impact of economic globalization on inequality?

It paved the way for massive inequality

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What do global cities consume much of?

The world’s energy

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What kind of lifestyle do global cities project?

Fast-paced, exciting, cosmopolitan

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What contrasts with the cosmopolitan image of global cities/ issues with global cities?

Inequality, poverty, violence

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What lesson can be drawn from studying global cities?

They shape globalization and highlight inequality

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List the global cities mentioned in North America.

New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco

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List the global cities mentioned in Europe.

London, Paris

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List the global cities mentioned in Asia.

Tokyo, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou

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List the global cities mentioned in Australia.

Sydney, Melbourne

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Refers to a broader, interconnected group of people worldwide, facilitated by both physical interactions and the online space

Global Communities

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Are physical, geographically concentrated urban areas that function as hubs for the global economy, culture, and information flow

Global cities